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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-06-09, Page 21Wednesday,June 9, 2004 Exeter Times–Advocate n. 21 Susie McCann and Ryan Knee were awarded the Paw Award while (below) Jamie Bibby and Lindsay Muller received the Panther Sportsmanship award. (photo/PatBolen) Crokinole cham VARNA — Three mem- bers of the Varna Crokinole club participat- ed at the World Crokinole Championship June 5 at Varna. Positions in the initial round robin are deter- mined by luck of the draw. Jason Beierling had the toughest group of oppo- nents anyone could face during this round as five top players met him head on. He played well but was unable to gain enough points to advance to the playoff round of 16. Raymond Beierling fared much better in the first round by finishing fourth overall in this round. He faced a tough group of eight players in the sec- ond round and finished third in this group, just missing the top two posi- tions required to go on to the fmals. Joe Fulop faced an easi- er first round qualifying group and was first over- all in the opening round. He was able to squeeze into top place in his first round of eight players, where one less point would have eliminated him from further competi- tion. He finished second in a round robin of the four top players but was able to pull out a victory over his opponent Brian Cook of Owen Sound in the fmal round, winning 6-0 and 5- 3. This is Fulop's third vic- tory in this tournament in the last four years. WOSSAA bronze EXETER — The senior girls soccer team won the bronze medal at WOSSAA May 27. The girls defeated St. Mary's (Perth) 1 - 0 on a goal by Ashley Ralph in a shootout to advance to the WOSSAA tournament. In their first game, the girls lost 2 - 0 to St. Mary's (Woodstock) and moved on to the bronze medal match. Sarah Watson, the back-up goalkeeper who had a sprained finger, played an amazing game, according to coach Scott Osborne. In the second game, the girls defeated Stratford Central 4-1 on goals by Michele Weber, Ashley Ralph, Leanne Cronyn, and Susie McCann. Ralph, Cronyn, and McCann scored their goals in a final shootout. Once again Watson played extremely well and acquired a shutout. SHDHS Panther athletic assembly Continued from page 20 from 1971-1998. The Panther Dedication award was won by Everette Dionne and Jessica Bray. It is presented to the graduat- ing female and male athletes who best exemplify by example the qualities of dedication, coachability and leadership. This award was instituted in honour of Joe Fulop for his contribution as a teacher, coach and role model at South Huron from 1969-2000. Receiving the Panther Field Hockey/Soccer award which is presented to the graduating female athlete who has demonstrated exceptional ability in either field Express win two EXETER — The Exeter Express resumed their schedule on the weekend after a long delay caused by a pair of rainouts and were successful in win- ning two of three games. Saturday's game against Strathroy was a seesaw affair with Strathroy pre- vailing by a 7-4 score. Strathroy were able to score runs in the first, third and fourth innings but the Express rallied with three runs in the fifth on a triple by Vic Oliveria and a single by Marty Merner. Strathroy then rallied for four runs in the sixth to take the lead and secure the win. Dan Masse pitched the first five innings striking out four, walking one and allowing three hits and four runs. Exeter's defence com- mitted three errors and the offence consisted of two hits from Oliveira, and one each from Merner, Fairful, Leppington, McCutcheon and Nick Regier. Sunday's games in Listowel went Exeter's way as they won the dou- ble header 3-0 and 5-3. Derek Masse pitched a shutout in the first game allowing four hits while striking out eight and walking three. The game was scoreless until the seventh when Exeter rallied for three runs on only one hit by Fairful. Other Exeter hitters Tyke Gold May 27 -Gold 5 vs Orange 1 Goals: Tyler Hartman (4), Jake Hrudka Assists: Brendan Gordon, Megan Glavin, Megan Dalrymple, Fraser Fulton June 3 -Gold 3 vs Green 2 Goals: Tyler Hartman (3) Comments: Great game by Emma McVeeney I U9 Exeter #6 P June 3 -Exeter 6 (10) vs Exeter 2 (1) Goals: Jimmy McVeeney (4), Tayler Bilcke (3), Kelvin Knip, Brandon McVeeney, MacKenzie Crawford Comments: Great goaltending by Ryan Smillie and Rachel Robinson. Exeter Squirt #3 (U9) June 3 -Exeter #3 (4) @ Middlesex (1); Goals: Jenna Dawson, Jared Pratt, Nathan Runhart, Robert Anderson were Marty Merner, Aaron Patterson, McCutcheon and Derek Masse. In game two Listowel had a one -run lead going into the last inning but Exeter rallied for five runs on four walks and hits by Lonnie Hawke and Bob Footwinkler. The highlight was a grandslam homerun by Oliveira. Lonnie Hawke pitched the first five innings allow- ing one run on three hits while striking out five and walking one. Jeremy Stone pitched the final two innings allowing two runs on two hits. He walked three batters and struck out one. Exeter had four other hits coming off the bats of Merner, McCutcheon, Patterson and Matt Hummell. The Express made only one error in the double- header and are at home on Friday at 6:30 p.m. L baseball softball report Exeter/Hensall Girls softball May 31: Hensall/Exeter 2 @ Varna 1; Starting pitcher - Jordan Bilcke two innings Relief pitcher -Liz Case one inning. Hensall Exeter Runs: Claire Tuckey, Karly Bryson Coaches comments: game called after three innings due to rain June 4: Mitchell FastballFest 2004 tournament game one Hensall/Exeter 0 @ Mitchell 15 Comments: Hensall/Exeter played a little nervous against a strong 'rep' team from Mitchell. After first two innings, we set- tled down and held Mitchell to four runs over three innings. Unfortunately, we could not get our bats going. June 5: Game two Hensall/Exeter 3 @ New Hamburg 14 Hensall/Exeter runs: Ashley Renning, Justine Pfaff, Claire Tuckey. Comments: Held an extremely strong New Hamburg team to only three runs over the first two innings and then had one bad inning allowing 11 runs. Scored three runs against what would appear to be some of the strongest pitching in rural Ontario. June 5: Game three Hensall/Exeter 13 @ Zurich 14 Hensall/Exeter runs: Annick Maes, Janelle Clarke (2), Amanda Scheider, Claire Tuckey, Marlee Baehnisch, Alyssa Sweitzer (2), Jelaine Jackson, Lana Shapton, Natalie Hayes, Heather Lenting, Justine Pfaff. Comments: A back and forth game, with Zurich winning in the bottom of the fifth inning. A great character building weekend which exposed our team to a much higher level of competition. Excellent pitching was provided by Janelle Clarke, Marlee Baehnisch and Jordyn Bilcke through the weekend. hockey or soccer throughout her high school career was Susie McCann. This award is in honour of Jim Workman for his outstanding contribution as a teach/coach at South Huron from 1974-2003. The Colin Hood-OFSAA School Sports Awards are presented to a graduating male and female and to a coach. Winners for 2004 were Curtis Pfaff, Jessica Bray and Terry O'Rourke Athletes of theYear Junior girls nominees: Emily Sararas, Katie Stewart, Kelly Cronyn, Kylen Van Osch. Winner -Katie Stewart Senior Girls nominees:Leanne Cronyn, Shelby Musser, Susie McCann and Julie Prout. Winner -Leanne Cronyn Junior boys nominees: Justin Knee, Shawn Morgan, Reid Halpenny and Tim Bilcke. Winner: Reid Halpenny Senior boys nominees:Everette Dionne, Matt Iredale, Justin Muller, Jordan Darling. Winner -Everette Dionne The Panther Award for outstanding achievement and contribution to athletics at South Huron throughout high school by a graduating student was not awarded this year. Exeter Golf Club Tuesday Ladies A M. B flt. C fit. D flt. A flt. June 1 • 60 golfers Closest to the pin On #3 Esther Martineau Jan Collings Connie Willis Helen Coates On #6 Carole Preece B flt. Jean Crerar C fit. Liz Bell D flt. Noella Triebner 18 Pars, 3 birdies -Liz Bell, Jo-anne Middleton, Esther Martineau. 50/50 draw -Pat Ballantyne and Elaine Tomlinson Lucky draw -Ola Batten Lucky Plate -Marilyn Bates 50/50 draw winners -Barb Harrison, Eudora Caldwell Wednesday Ladies June 2 • Shot Gun Scramble 1st Marlene Parsons 38 Joanne Clarke 38 Kristy McBride 38 Becky Simpson 38 2nd Deb Thompson 41 Darlene Lynn 41 Mary Masse 41 Deb Ferguson 41 50/50 Joan Finkbeiner Senior Men June 3 • CTP #3 Ross Mathers, #6 Ray Cann Texas Scramble First Teams (Tie -34): Bob Caldwell, Ross Hodgert, Roy Triebner, George Tryon. John Brintnell, Ray Consitt, Ross Mathers, John McLean. Bob May, Del Nixon, Don Ross, Ralph Simons. Monday Men May 31 A fliht LG Al Preece LN Dennis Rowe 2nd LG Brad Murray 2nd LN Andy Freiter 3rdLG Jeff Wright 3rd LN Todd Russell B flight LG Jason Wein 37 LN Jerry Elmquist 35 2nd LG Jim Lewis 43cb 2nd LN Richard Miller 37 3rd LG CharlieChambers 44 3rd LN Monty Scott 43cb C flight LG Bob Jones 44 LN Gary Lavier 37 2nd LG Shawn Bartlett 46 2nd LN Craig Herbert 38 3rd LG Gord Hay 47cb 3rd LN FredWells 39 D flight LG Floyd Johnston 47 LN Dave Keys 35 2nd LG Steve Johns 50 2nd LN Richard Neeval 39 3rd LG Peter Rowan 55 3rd LN Al Keys 40 Closest to pin #3: George Tryon; Closest to pin #6: Steve Johns. SKINS: A/B- Jason Wein #1; Jim Lewis #3; C/D-A1 Keys #7, Peter Rowan#9. 40cb 37 4ocb 38 42 39 Ironwood Men • June 1 Front nine -White tees A flight 1st Paul Gorman 38N37 2nd Al Mitchell 39N38 3rd Marty Mitchell 39N38 4th Brent McDonald 36N38 5th Dan Heywood 41N39 B flight 1st Larry Johns 38N37 2nd Brion Penhale 38 3rd Dan Denomme 39N38 4th Bob Fletcher 40N39 5th Jeff Pfaff 40N41 6th John Urquhart 42 C flight 1st Rob Dickey 43N41 2nd Steve Schroeder 46N43 3rd Len Veri 43 4th Steve Campbell 47N45 5th Ken Ready 43N46 6th Brad Baker 46 D flight 1st Tom McLauglin 40N42 2nd Jim Tomlinson 42N44 3rd Dean Barclay 45N44 4th Wayne Parkinson44N45 5th Jeff Kerslake 45 th Gib Dow Sr. 45 Closest to pin: #2 Ron Holmes, #3 Dan Denomme, #7 Brent McDonald, #8 Ron Holmes. Skins: A&B #3 Dan Denomme, #4 Brion Penhale, #6 Colin Muirhead, #9 Bob Fletcher. C&D #3 Brad Baker, #5 Steve Schroeder, #6 Ken Ready. Ladies June 3 • Alternate Red, White & Blue Tees Low Gross: A fit. Lynne Farquhar B fit. June Jaffray C fit. Jean Rudderham D flt. Rae Ann Ladoncour & Jill McCullum (tie) Skins: A flt. LynneFarquhar#1,3&4 Janet Wedlake #2, 7 Judy Hodgins #5 Mali Green #9 B flt. June Jaffray #1 & 6 Carol Preece #3 Bernice Thompson #7 Jane Hefley C flt. JeanRudderham#1,2&4 Kim Pinder #3 Joy Darling #6 D flt. Jill McCallum #1 & 9 Mary Jane Taylor #3 Judy Mock #7 Birdies: Lynne Farquhar #4. Draw for Cart: (donated by Ironwood): Carolynn Gilfillan. Surfing the web? CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE! www.southhuron.com Read all about your area's news, sports and events!